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sbsoc99 said...
It's maddening. I've been watching ESPN for about an hour. When the Jets trade was reported, an analyst (sorry don't remember the name) said that they need to tell Sanchez that Tebow isn't his back-up and that he is only being brought in for certain packages. That Sanchez didn't need to worry about Tebow. Everyone is concerned with Sanchez's fragile mind.
Why shouldn't Sanchez have to worry about Tebow? If Sanchez can't handle somebody putting pressure on him and his starting job in the NFL, then he shouldn't be playing. He has done nothing to earn the "you don't have anything to worry about" talk. Also, where do they get off stating that he is only a package guy? Did I miss something there?
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Gator04 said...
Exactly. Unfortunately that personifies the difference b/w our country today and 20 - 30 years ago. A lot of people out there feel like they are owed something these days. NY just paid Sanchez $20M. They don't owe him sh*t. He owes them his blood, sweat and tears. If I was Rex Ryan I would have a press conference for Tebow and announce that he will push Sanchez for his starting job. Kid would probably work harder if God's favorite football player is parting seas behind him. If you get paid $20M you have no reason to complain and should do everything in your power to earn that money. If he complains, Bart Scott should elbow slap him in front of the whole team.
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sbsoc99 said...
It's maddening. I've been watching ESPN for about an hour. When the Jets trade was reported, an analyst (sorry don't remember the name) said that they need to tell Sanchez that Tebow isn't his back-up and that he is only being brought in for certain packages. That Sanchez didn't need to worry about Tebow. Everyone is concerned with Sanchez's fragile mind.
Why shouldn't Sanchez have to worry about Tebow? If Sanchez can't handle somebody putting pressure on him and his starting job in the NFL, then he shouldn't be playing. He has done nothing to earn the "you don't have anything to worry about" talk. Also, where do they get off stating that he is only a package guy? Did I miss something there?
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AtlantaGator86 said...
No. Hodge did NOT say he was the WORST player in NFL history. What he said is that Tebow is the most OVER RATED player in NFL history. And to some extent, he may be right.
Tebow is grossly over rated by the media and the minority group of fans who push him ... including me. And people who made him the second most popular player in the NFL, even before his run or success last year. And I personally think there's a bit of a problem when the trade of a 4th round pick for what is viewed to be a back-up QB is a bigger story and get's as much or more coverage than the NFL suspending one of the best coaches in the league for a year and handing down what are probably the harshest penaltie ever imposed in the history of the NFL.
And the "Tebowing" and the who is Tebow dating, and the girls on YouTube begging for dates and the SNL skits. He probably gets as much publicity as any NFL player ever has. I can see why that rubs people the wrong way, especially people like Hodge who want to see Tebow fail. So yes, I think Tebow IS arguably the most over rated player in NFL history.
Maybe it's better termed over-hyped as opposed to over rated. He's definitely the most polarizing NFL player of all time. But that's not Tebow's fault.
At the same time, Tebow really ISN'T over rated by the owners and GMs. Hodge's point was that Tebow's value was a 4th or 5th round pick and he feels that's pretty accurate. Again, I don't disagree.
Of course most of us know Tebow well enough to understand that his value to a team is SO much more than his throwing motion. We think we know his true value to an NFL team. I have gone on record as saying that I think Tebow is the Jet's starter by mid-season. Not so much because I think Tebow is the that great a QB, but I think Sanchez is that bad and on that short a leash.
Just wanted to clarify what Hodge.
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AtlantaGator86 said...
Russell and Leaf were definitely overrated by owners and GMs they were drafted, but they quickly became total BUSTS once they hit the NFL. The media and fans really never hyped them once they saw they sucked.
Tebow is not a bust. He has a place in the NFL. Mark Sanchez is not a bust but I would classify him as over rated. Same with Tony Romo. A bust versus being overrated, at least in my book, is a key distinction.





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